As soon as they released iOS app I bought premium version to support the development. So far, I’m satisfied, because the app is mostly stable and developers actually develop it. I was wary, because years ago I was sorely disappointed in the release version of Papers 3 (Papers 2 were my favourite library app for quite some time), but decided to give Agenda a shot. In the meantime I changed my job to cognitive based psychoterapy and soon discovered Agenda. It wasn’t bad, though lack of calendar integration did hurt. I had a backup, but I couldn’t really put myself to use Evernote anymore, so I switched to Scrivener.Īctually, Scrivener is a writing tool, but I could make folders and subfolders and attach images. Support couldn’t help, they tried their best, but it was a rare server glitch and I was among the very few “really lucky”. I liked Evernote, despite it’s unfriendly user interface (IMHO), but 5 months later the my iPad app crashed and when I restarted Evernote, I discovered, that all my notes were gone.
In the end I switched to Evernote on my Mac and iPad. I tried to use them to organize my patients data (I practiced as endocrinologist) and it turned out pretty nightmarish. Notes are well-known for unpredictable twists like this one.
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